Monitor summary fields
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Present in the last event emitted during a check. If a monitor checks multiple endpoints, as is the case with mode: all.
summary.up-
The number of endpoints that succeeded
type: integer
summary.down-
The number of endpoints that failed
type: integer
summary.status-
The status of this check as a whole. Either up or down.
type: keyword
summary.attempt-
When performing a check this number is 1 for the first check, and increments in the event of a retry.
type: short
summary.max_attempts-
The maximum number of checks that may be performed. Note, the actual number may be smaller.
type: short
summary.final_attempt-
True if no further checks will be performed in this retry group.
type: boolean
summary.retry_group-
A unique token used to group checks across attempts.
type: keyword